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Shooter, Indie, Arcade, Action
THOTH is a challenging twin-stick shooter you can conquer alone or cooperatively with a friend. Each stage is handcrafted to test coordination and puzzle-solving skills. Colorful minimalist graphics combine with an intense unnerving soundtrack, making for an exciting mix of art and arcade.
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Abstract, relentless, demanding and meticulous.
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KritiqalNate KiernanAug 2018THOTH is neither bloated nor even comfortably full. It is an exercise in restraint in every possible way, from its visual design to its length of less than a movie, to its soundtrack which dips in and out as if just checking in on how you’re doing. What THOTH is not is hollow.
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COGconnectedNicholas PlouffeOct 201680/100Simple controls and mechanics are your best bet for solid gameplay, and Thoth delivers these on a silver platter.
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GamingTrendElisha DeograciasJan 202080/100THOTH is a blissfully difficult twin-stick shooter that challenges your reflexes and puzzle-solving skills on the fly. Never have 2D shapes been creepier.
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NintendoWorldReportSteven GreenJan 20205/10All in all, this is a game that is trying to set itself apart from the classic conventions of the genres it is placed in, and while it is an interesting experience, I think it follows too many of those old-school mechanics that were made to eat up your coins, not give you a pleasant time.
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Kill ScreenZack KotzerOct 201660/100Thoth’s main addition to the twin-stick shooter is its constant intimidation tactics. The short segments you set out to beat—64 in all—keep you aghast constantly, and you’ll learn quickly that even when things look peaceful it can mean that something deadly hasn’t shown itself to you yet. Silence is just an opportunity for a bomb to go off.
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IGDB rating 6.5/10 from 8 ratings.
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